Sparking Science through Mentorship
Back by popular demand is our Sparking Science through Mentorship Conference! This event showcases women working in STEM with a social purpose. Drawing from different fields, ages and backgrounds, these fantastic women will mentor young women entering grade 9 this fall in Durham Region. Our goal is to increase science literacy and demonstrate that a career in science is fun, satisfying and comes in many different shapes and forms!
Click here to download the conference poster.
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
8:30am to 2:00pm
University of Toronto, Scarborough Campus
1265 Military Trail, Scarborough, ON M1C 1A4
Sparking Science Speakers-TBD
Sparking Science Mentors
We've secured an amazing group of diverse female STEM mentors this year. Their areas of interest and expertise range from ecology, sustainabaility, engineering, chemistry, physiotherapy, psychology, science education and much much more! Click here to learn more about these wonderful women!
Sparking Science Schools & Registration
This conference is limited to students from the following DDSB schools:
- Ajax High School
- Dunbarton High School
- Pickering High School
- Pine Ridge Secondary School
- Port Perry High School
Please register if you are:
- a female or female-identifying
- entering grade 9 in the fall at one of the DDSB schools listed above
- have an interest in science or want to learn more!
- are available for the full day on October 16th, 2019
Registration is required for participants and volunteers. Please register by September 30, 2019.
VOLUNTEERS! Please click here to register.
For more information, please email [email protected] or call 647-258-3280.
CLICK HERE for info about Sparking Science through Mentorship 2017!
Sparking Science through Mentorship is a collaboration between EcoSpark, Dunbarton High School, University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) and Durham District School Board. The conference is supported by the Office of the Vice-Principal Research and the Office of the Vice-Principal Academic & Dean at UTSC, Veridian, the SHSM program and Ontario Power Generation.
